stephanie: good, thank you. lemonis: i'm marcus. stephanie: nice to meet you. stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. how are you? dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes

en esta carta, stephanie les pide un consejo. las iba a matar. o iba a matar a una. a la que hablara, él la iba a matar. y así fueron agravándose más las cosas. y ya nosotros nos poníamos más fuertes con él, más a la defensiva porque ya la cosa se estaba saliendo de control. maría elena: tanto, que stephanie escribió una segunda carta. esta vez con más sentido de urgencia. el 12 de julio, stephanie les escribió otra carta quizás más alarmante. dice: "otra vez la gabriela me dijo que el viernes y me dijo que él le dijo a ella que él me iba a preguntar a mí si quiero morir o quiero vivir. y también le dijo que ella es próxima y que tiene cinco personas en la lista". las cinco personas eran el resto de la familia. ¿qué hicieron después de esa carta? era mucho más alarmante. marlene: nosotros hablamos con él sobre eso y él dijo: "eso es mentira de ella. es solo que ella no me quiere y ella está hablando así. yo no les he dicho eso". y los niños se quedaban callados en ese momento. los niños estaban--"freezados". ellos no decían nada.

stephanie: good evening. i'm stephanie zacharek filling in for charlie rose. here with sofia coppola. she is an academy award winning director. her new film, "the beguiled," is based on a 1966 novel, previously made into a film in 1971. colin farrell stars as an injured union soldier who is taken in to heal at an all-girls boarding school in the south, run by nicole kidman. "the beguiled" premiered last month at the cannes film festival, where sofia coppola was awarded best director. here's a look at the trailer. ♪ >> we ask your protection over our school. we pray that we will be kept from harm throughout the night. >> amen. ♪ >> sh. >> miss marta! >> is he dead? >> no. get him inside. quick. you're a most unwelcome visitor, and we do not propose to entertain you. >> you'll find i'm easily amused. >> you won't be here long enough for that. >> how did you end up in this place? >> why are you so interested in me? >> i admire your strength. >> i'm just trying to give them what they need to survive in these times. >> if you could have anything in the world, what

i'm stephanie ruhle. we have breaking news starting with the handshake. president trump and vladimir putin finally face-to-face, the most anticipated meeting of world leaders in a generation sitting down together this very hour. and the stakes could not be higher. north korea, syria, and the fight against terrorism worldwide, huge questions surround this. >> will you once and for all definitively say that russia interfered with the 2016 election? >> i think it was russia. it could have been other people and other countries. >> set for 45 minutes from now the two are finally face-to-face. >> i respect putin. he's a strong leader, i can tell you that. i think i'd get along very well with vladimir putin. >> kind words turn into tough talk while outside the summit, protesters are ramping up for another day of chaos. the first lady trapped in her residence. our reporter right there in the middle of it all. >> there are now clashings between protesters and police. >> president trump meeting with world leaders r

stephanie: por quÉ decides hacer este cambio?acto deportivo. lindsay: al volver, les contamos quÉ cÓmo les fue a estos diablos que hicieron diabluras en casa. y por supuesto, los aplausos se los llevo uno de los nuestros, el dominicano. lindsay: quÉ tal amigos. viene cargada de fÚtbol esta informaciÓn deportiva. arrancamos con toluca que derrotÓ tres a uno a león. el colombiano fernando uribe anotÓ doblete. la mala noticia para toluca es que su portero, alfredo, saliÓ lesionado al minuto 36 1 problema en la rodilla izquierda. el mexicano sergio acabÓ en la octava posiciÓn en fórmula uno. el dominicano, adriÁn, consiguiÓ su imparable nÚmero 3000, para que usted lo sepa. el veterano pegÓ un doble para alcanzar la histÓrica cifra y convertirse en el pelotero 31, y el primer dominicano en hacerlo. los indios buscaban la barrida,y con el cuadrangular parecÍan encaminados a hacerlo. era su segundo de la tarde. re vivirÍan en la novena. este miÉrcoles las estrellas de la mls enfrentarÁn al real madrid. y en nuestro momento alegre y feli

i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning we're talking about the second meeting revealed. a previously undisclosed sideline huddle, president trump spoke again with vladimir putin at the g20 with only a russian government translator there. >> all of america's principal allies, they found it remarkable. they were concerned by it. >> the guest list. nbc news identifies the eighth participant in that don junior meeting held last summer. >> you now have another person in this who has a history of opening bank accounts that the auditor general thought might have been used for money laundering. >> if that's not enough, let it fail. the republican plan to simply repeal obamacare appears doomed as three female senators come out against it. >> i can tell you the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obamacare fail. >> that was our president saying let obamacare fail. we're going to begin this morning with new reporting about that extended sitdown between president trump and russian president vladimir putin nearl

stephanie: tu hija sobre la magnitud de lo que es su madre?uirnos a travÉs de las redes sociales. ahora seguimos con el noticiero nacional de univisiÓn, gracias. ♪ conductor: gracias por acompaÑarnos. el presidente trump y el presidente de rusia se verÁn en el marco de la cumbre g20. luego de que corea del norte probara un misil para impactar territorio estadounidense. varias ciudades implementan operativos de vigilancia especiales para proteger la celebraciÓn del dÍa independencia. duarte regresa a mÉxico para ser acusado dentro del paÍs.

i'm stephanie ruhle.ater today republicans vote to kick-start the debate on repealing obamacare if they can get at least 50 senators to agree. one big guess is john mccain. his return to the senate less than a week after being diagnosed with brain cancer could help push the bill over the finish line. this morning president trump tweeted his thanks to mccain calling him a hero. trump also challenged senate republicans saying they've got to step up to the plate. he also indicated it doesn't matter if the bill replaces obamacare or just repeals it. kasie hunt is nbc's capitol hill correspondent. kasie, i couldn't help but notice your tweet this morning where you said today will be one of those days where you get a front-row seat to history. what do you mean? >> reporter: well, steph, this is going to be a historic day on capitol hill. we very rarely go into really any vote on the senate floor let alone one as potentially far reaching in impact as repealing the health care law without knowing what's going to

stephanie: chino, cÓmo estas?ha vas a estar en Él los escenarios. chino: va hay que tener mucho positivismo, latinoamÉrica estÁ viviendo muchas crisis es importante que los artistas nos unamos con mÚsica positiva para quela gente sonrÍa y se olvide de los problemas. stephanie: en esta ocasiÓn nos trae a ulises. cÓmo estÁn? es el primer aÑo de los premios juventud, cÓmo se sienten? >> hemos ganado, un poco nerviosos, pero contentos.. >> con un gran regalo, no? >> sÍ, fuimos artista revelaciÓn. stephanie: estamos con los chicos de calibre 50. dos nominaciones! >> dos nominaciones, estamos bien contentos. muchas gracias. tenemos participaciÓn musical. stephanie: cuÉntame sobre el tema que van a estar interpretando los escenarios. >> vamos a estar con una producciÓn preciosÍsima. se van a sorprender. ojalÁ que nos llevemos algo de caza. -- casa. >> felicidades calibre 50 y en estos momentos se encuentran ensayando. no se pueden perder el premio juventud, este jueves, por supuesto por univisiÓn. ilia: asi concluimos, r

stephanie?ry. i need my panel to weigh in on this one. christine and rick still with me. "the wall street journal" owned by rupert murdoch put out this headline this morning. senate republicans unsure of what health care measure they will vote on. how extraordinary is that? they're going to sit down to vote and they don't even know what's in there? this is the american people's health at stake. >> yeah. the senate -- well, mcconnell has left the option open to offer a complete substitute and supposedly that substitute would have been negotiated with these senators that he needs. i think they may get the cloture vote to put it -- to get a full vote on it, but i think obamacare is here to stay. that wouldn't be my desire, but i think it's here to stay and will have no ability to repeal it. >> what do you think? >> it's governmental mal practice. it's a slap in the face of the american people that the senate would basically put in a bill that never read, nonetheless, never studied and the results c

i'm stephanie gosk at msnbc headquarters in new york. on this long holiday weekend, president trump is at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey, but it won't be all r and r. just yesterday, his suggestion to repeal and replace obamacare later was rejected by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >>> also, several states are refusing to turn over sensitive voter information to the white house. >> this is an outrageous attempt by this administration to suppress voters, to disenfranchise voters, and get personal information which is a violation of personal property rights, individual liberties, we will not comply. >>> we're also following the latest developments out of little rock, arkansas, where 25 people were shot at a nightclub overnight. >>> but we begin in new jersey, president donald trump and his family spending their fourth of july holiday at his bedminster golf club but being on vacation hasn't kept the commander in chief off twitter. this morning, the president responding to pushback from several states to a request from the

stephanie: enrique iglesias le llevÓ otro premio. alguna, el rey de la noche fue maluma. >>creo que el premio juventud ha sido testigo del crecimiento de maluma a nivel artÍstico y personal. en el hecho de estar aquÍ es muy significativo si no me hubiera ganado los premios. yo vengo porque la paso muy bien. stephanie: felicidades a mi querido maluma por ser el ganador de la noche. regreso por ustedes. julio:amigos, ya llega al noticiero nacional o mÁs que tenga muy buenas noches, noticiero nacional o mÁs que tenga muy buenas noches, gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: viernes 7 de julio y son las principales noticias se reunieron en la alemania los presidentes de estados unidos y mÉxico. cuando le preguntaron a trump si pagarÍa por el muro, dijo que absolutamente. nuevo formulario para averiguar sobre la vida de cada visitante de residencia permanente. expertos dicen tomar en serio la ola de calor que afecta el paÍs. un gran incendio. en el salvador hay muertos y heridos. locutor: este

stephanie: estamos con el gran jaime, multifacÉtico. jamie: mamÁ mÍa.mia", es una obra tan profunda actoralmente hablando. es un show completÍsimo, la mÚsica de abba, todo estÁ brillando y pasÁndosela bien. pero no sabes lo que es la historia, profunda. stephanie: te encantan estos personajes se ven la paternidad complicada. jaime: una es virgen, la otra no se que, es complicado. nada que ver con la vida real. muy feliz con mi familia. stephanie: felicidades y para nosotros un gran orgullo que seas parte. jaime: vengan. ilia: exitoso. asÍ concluye esta ediciÓn de "noticias uninivisÓn 65". nos puede seguir en las redes sociales facebook y twitter. ahora viene el "noticiero univision". ♪ ♪ marÍa: hoy es jueves 27 de julio de 2017, y estos son los titulares. la cifra de muertos tras tensiones y episodios de violencia aumentan en venezuela, a cuatro dÍas de la polÉmica votaciÓn a una asamblea contituye ante. grabamos el momento en que le dispararon al lente. policÍas matan por error a un hispano, al equivocarse de domicilio en mississippi. la vÍctima no ten

stephanie: hoy nos encontramos con nuestros amigos de la banda ms. >> no ha sido fÁcil, a fin de cuentas el resultado y los frutos, de lo que hemos hecho por 14 aÑos, pasar cualquier momento difÍcil. ♪ ♪ stephanie: hay competencia en la banda? >> hay competencia cualquiera que no crea anda fuera de lugar. la competencias lo que te motiva hace las cosas mejor. stephanie: quÉ canciÓn fue interpretada por otra banda, cuando la escucharon dijeron: "por quÉ no nos llego esa canciÓn". >> hay una canciÓn que dice... ♪ la vida es tan injusta y no me deja estar en paz ♪ stephanie: has retomado tu vida de tremendo susto que pasaste? >> contento, confiado, mÁs fuerte que nunca. >> creo que su fe creciÓ. lo agradecido con la vida. entonces cuando me preguntan quÉ cosa cambiarÍa, digo que en ningÚn momento. ilia: gracias, asÍ concluye esta ediciÓn gracias por su compaÑÍa, no toque el control, ahora viene el noticiero nacional, gracias. ♪ marÍa elena: hoy es jueves 13 de julio de 2017 y estos son los titulares. el presidente donald trump volviÓ a decir que le gust

stephanie says scrappy bit the fawn. momma checks on the baby, then she's about to check on scrappy. >> that's calling checking scrappy. that look is i'm about to get you for my baby. >> stephanie's -- >> momma's like i'm not done right here. >> she jumps over the fence. >> oh, scrappy, oh, scrappy is going to learn today. >> scrappy did learn. >> just so you know, stephanie says all the animals are okay. but for a minute there i thought momma had scrappy. >> the lesson that scrappy learned is what happens when your bark is bigger than your bite. >> perfect example. >>> kids. we've got things to do just don't give them credit. mom puts ivy into the rocker and tends to the other kid. ivy they say has never done this. kicking the little tray out of the way. the adults are in the kitchen minding their own business. >> i can walk! >> ivy manages to stand up and believe it or not, she takes off walking. kidding. just kidding. she flops over to the ground. >> poor baby. >> and mom, you can see her shock. like how did you do th

i'm stephanie ruhle. you are watching msnbc and we've got more now on breaking news. president trump officially reversing obama policy and not allowing transgender individuals into the u.s. military. let's go to hans nichols at the pentagon. hans, here we are, american heroes week and it sounds like the president has just defined who he now believes are heroes. >> this has been a complicated process for the pentagon to work through. there are about 250 currently transgendered individuals that have indicated they want to go through some sort of transition process. just at the end of last month, there is sort of asked for a delay from the navy, the pentagon, the army, the air force, asking for a delay for new recruits, those that identified as transgendered and haven't -- actually want to join the military, want to serve the country, but they're trying to figure out a way how to do that. it appears that president trump is going to put all these discussions on ice. right now the discussion is still at the pe

and i'm really honored for this award. >> reporter: congratulations, stephanie.7 news. >> thank you. >> that is so awesome. stephanie already got her espy, but other athletes including kevin durant and katy ledecky will have to wait until wednesday night to find out if they've won. i'll be live at the espys wednesday on abc 7 news, at 4, 5, 6 and 11. watch the espys at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >> stephanie is such an inspiration. >> of course. >>> there is hope for a family fighting to save their son. reviewing new evidence in the case of charlie guard. he's dying from a rare genetic disease. his parents want to bring him to the u.s. for experimental treatment. they've lost several court appeals. charlie's mother said her son deserves a chance to live. >> he's our flesh and blood. it should be our right as parents to decide. >> more than 350,000 people signed a petition urging officials to let charlie come to the u.s. for treatment. the next court hearing will be on thursday. >>> smartphones have helped stanford researchers learn more about the tie between obesi

and stephanie rule is with me as well.len, let me just -- i just want to underscore a point that you made that's really, really important. anthony scaramucci implied and others have implied that this is to solve a messaging problem that president trump thinks is at the root of the tension that exists between the media and the administration. and you don't know that that's actually -- if anthony scaramucci is the answer, they may be asking the wrong question. >> well, the mistake that people make when looking at this white house is to think that staff and the principles are motivated by the conventional moesk agsz that most other people in the white house are motivated by. that is not the case. this is an inwardel facing white house. you see scaramucci and sarah huckabee sanders out there talking to us. their audience that they care about is back there in the oval office watching them. so everything that they say is configured to please donald trump. so it is an audience of one. fundamentally that has not shifted. what is a

. >> stephanie ruhle, or jimmy glick -- stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> on that happy note, thank you mika and joe. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle and we are talking about american in paris. president trump meets the french president moments from now, but he cannot escape the scandal du jour. an nbc news exclusive, video of donald trump in moscow celebrating the key figures involved in the don jr. meeting. >>> i like russia. i like him. >> the president speaking out in a new interview saying anyone would have take than meeting. plus one more try. republicans releasing their new health care plan this morning. >> they've been promising it for years. >> we begin with president trump in paris. he'll be greeted by french president emmanuel macron any minute now, and we're going to bring that to you live when it happens. but questions about his son's meetings with a russian lawyer have followed him overseas. we've got a great team to break it all down beginning with nbc's hallie jackson, who is with the president live in paris. i know how, hallie, president trump would lo

what happened here, stephanie? >> reporter: yeah adam, this is the path woman was attacked. essentially it's right across the street from that metro station. police tell me the woman in her 20s was walking on the path right here. she was headed to the metro station to take the train to work when the seemingly unthinkable happened. police tell me that a man came up from behind her and stabbed her in the neck. all of this went down this morning around 7:30 in the morning during rush hour. now detectives spent hours out here searching for the suspect, looking for clues, and interviewing potential witnesses. many people who walk this way to get to the metro say it's terrifying. >> that's crazy. that is insane because i'm 26 and to think i'm going into the metro now, it's crazy. >> i live in new york city, so it doesn't feel any safer than being in the city. >> it's kind of worrisome though because it doesn't happen too much around the times we live in, you know? that it's becoming more and more of a reality. but i definitely hope she is able to recover. >> reporter: thankfully p

it happened here at columbia park in san francisco just before 9 am on sunday.parent stephanie jones who frequents the park was disturbed by the news but not surprised.sot: stephanie jones, parent// "i've had people follow me and my son around a lot."police say a witness saw the suspect get onto a muni bus with the baby girl.a city wide alert was issued. muni officials say police reported the bus number. so they contacted the driver and told them to stop.in less than an hour the baby was rescued at this bus stop at bayshore and arleta.sot: stephanie jones, parent// "it's absolutely terrifying. part of me is unfortunately not that surprised. because some parents don't really pay attention to their kids a lot. and i know it can happen to anyone but it's so scary."the woman was found with the baby in her arms.she was arrested and booked for kidnapping.the baby was unharmed but taken to a hospital just to be sure. (justine) new at 11. a 16-year-old boy in vallejo.... severely injured after being hit by a car while he was on his bike...has died. the crash happened thursday on columbus par

stephanie chose to jump. she sustained serious injuries, including a broken back and fractured foot. her total treatment cost came to $700,000, an amount that would surely bankrupt all americans if they did not have health insurance. because of the affordable care act, stephanie was able to receive treatment for her injuries and have a second shot at life. last week stephanie traveled to washington, d.c., and i had the honor of meeting her in my office. her family, friends, and others in the community had actually pulled together funds to send her here to washington, d.c., so that she could share her story with me and with others in congress firsthand. i can't imagine how painful it is for stephanie to relive this trauma, but she chooses to share because she wants others to have access to the same care that she had. any mother, father, sister, son, or daughter could some day face an unexpected emergency just like stephanie. nobody chooses to get sick and nobody should be denied health insurance when they need

stephanie: ¿cÓmo fue la mancuerna?o. suheily: muy buenas noches, feliz 4 de julio. muchos estan de celebraciÓn. veamos las temperaturas mÁximas que tuvimos el dÍa de hoy. la temperatura alcanzÓ los 91 grados. en san francisco miremos la temperatura mÁxima en 72. un panorama bastante tranquilo, algo de neblina en la zona de la bahÍa. estas condiciones para seguir bastante establese esa neblina continÚa en sectores de la bahÍa de san francisco y para maÑana la temperatura mÍnimas esperan 56. se estarÍa dando bien temprano la madrugada y para los prÓximos dÍas las temperaturas aumentan hacia el jueves. en concord puede alcanzar los 93 grados. el viernes espera bastante caluroso. hacia san josÉ de las temperaturas no deben de aumentar mÁs de 83 grados. hacia san francisco esperamos las temperaturas en los altos 60 grados durante los prÓximos tres dÍas. vea el pronÓstico extendido. gran parte del dÍa los cielos soleados van a permanecer en san josÉ. el dÍa hasta ahora mÁs calurosos se podrÍa decir que serÍa el sÁbado con te

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i'm stephanie ruhle. joom testimony deal is dead. two more senators jump ship halting the republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare just hours after the president says this. >> we're getting it together and it's going to happen. >> or not. and now he's pushing a new plan simply repeal. just politics. the president doubling down on his defense that on that don junior meeting but even his favorite fox judge, a man he quotes all the time, he disagrees. >> the question is, is this enough to commence a criminal investigation? answer, yes. >>> get ready for this week. it's all about made in america. the white house pushing for products to be head here in the usa. but guess what our team just bought at trump tower? we're going to begin with the clams of the republicans' bid to get rid of obamacare and put their own plan in place. here's the question. what now, mitch mcconnell? i have a great panel here. nbc's kristen welker live at the white house. kristen, it seems amazing that the president was blind

more news with ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. i trust you're in nice cool ac. >> keeping it sweaty in d.c., nice. >> i'm going to let that thought go by. good morning, i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. so much to cover, let's get you started. >> american in paris, president trump meets the french president but cannot escape the scandal du jour. >> i like him. >> looking for more positive headlines with the white house particularly paralyzed with the russia matter back in washington. >> that short news conference later on today, he will almost certainly face questions about his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign. >> they should have somebody like me on the staff. they should have had somebody to look into this thing and say, maybe this is a bad idea. >> jared kushner's security clearance, he should have one, right? he's a white house adviser. >> yeah, i think the bigger qui why jared kushner still has a job. >> people start talking under oath instead of just talking out into the air waves where they

stephanie? >> reporter: right now police are offering a $25,000 reward for any information. they tell us they don't know if there's another suspect out there or if the two victims were shooting at each other. what we do know right now is there are two deceased naturallies here tonight. police he -- males here tonight. police tell us this happened around 7:30 tonight. it did not happen inside the popeye's restaurant on silver hill road but in an alleyway between the restaurant and pawn shop. one of the men went into the popeye's for help. one person died on scene, on -- the other at a nearby hospital. police are still trying to notify next of kin, but there is a large group behind me. they have been crying, consoling one another, a very emotional night in suitland. i'll toss it back to you. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> it just reopened near the white house after the secret service found suitcase. a police bomb team searched it and said it's all safe now. it was found near the intersection of pennsylvania avenue and 15th. 15th from h street and f street and lafayette park were cl

so, stephanie, just what happened? >> reporter: there is bringing the jersey accent out of me, nasty, nasty, nasty. it happened at the residences of burglary place in chinatown early this morning. the best part was my photographer dry heaving after he stuck his camera inside that trash chute. there he goes there. take a look. here it is. this is the trash chute d.c. fire and ems tweeted a few photos of today. you see a red portion on the that bottom. the d.c. fire spokesperson says a man was sitting on top of that inside at the time. they used a harness haul method to pull him out. how did this happen? i'm told the man apparently thought he dropped his girl friend's cell phone inside when he threw out the trash. so he decided to take a look, placed his hand on the back wall of the chute and then his hand slipped and he fell from the third floor. thankfully not hurt, but a couple of neighbors definitely surprised after hearing this. >> i always wonder what happens like when i have my phone in my hand, i'm like no, put i

he has said he wants to move on, stephanie. he wants to go to work with russia on syria and the other issues, even republicans on the hill said that's not the right move. russia is a foe. >> which is extraordinary because it's not what we see president trump do. not what we saw him do in his business career. what stood me out to the most, trump jumping to don jr.'s defense but saying nothing about jared kushner who is also in that 2016 meeting and this morning i thought it was very interesting what democratic senator chris murphy said with regard to jared kushner and why he shouldn't get a security clearance taken away by but he should get fired. >> he was potentially compromised inside the white house. if he doesn't get fired then there's clearly a double standard. michael flynn was fired because he was compromised in the sense that he had met with the russian government. he had not disclosed that to his superiors and thus he could be in a position to be corrupted. it appears that the same thing occurred here. >> mr. rucker, i

back with me, stephanie miller from the radio talk show, the stephanie miller show.at donald trump was not a republican for most of his life? >> yeah, absolutely. i think with donald trump you have somebody, a president, who has more of a personality that is the party of trump more than a republican party or the democrats that he peeled off to help him win this election. i would remind your viewers that what donald trump did is pack his cabinet full of republicans. he has been literally on every side of every issue, which is his hallmark. he has people running his government and the federal government and the true blue -- i shouldn't say true blue, but is in the world of republicans. >> in the agencies with or without the show in the white house, stephanie, donald trump has been on this problem for a while. and again, because the republican party brand was not very populuring key periods en he was running but also distanced himself all the time. take a look. >> why are you joining the reform party? >> for one thing, i believe the republicans are just too crazy right.

i'm stephanie ruhl.e following a lot of breaking news right now about that meeting last summer between the trump campaign and a russian lawyer. we have just learned there were not one but two additional people in that room, one of those people according to the associated press is renat, we described this person earlier and didn't have his name, he is the fifth person in the meeting according to the a.p. he's a former russian counterintelligence official. according to nbc news exclusive reporting in just moments ago the attorney for donald trump jr. telling nbc news the sixth person in the meeting was a translater. joining me now is former assistant special watergate prosecutor and back with me my panel, michael steele and megan murphy. >> this kind of confirms the whole russian connection. as you look at this you just see there are more and more interconnections with the russians. paul manafort who was there is a $17 million man who got money from the ukrainian president who was beholden to putin. you've

stephanie, we know there are other victims fighting for their lives tonight? >> reporter: that's right, tom, the chief physician told me two of the injured are still in critical condition. three are stable. but one person is expected to be released soon. some good news there. tom. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> now to the escalating twitter war between president trump and the cable new hosts. the first family spending the fourth of july weekend at the president's golf club in bedminster. but the president launching a flash attack at mika brzezinski and joe scarborough this morning. and now the first lady getting involved. abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, the president continues his relentless attacks from his golf club in bedminster. his latest tweet calling at msnbc's mika brezinski "dumb as a rock" and her co-host joe scarborough "crazy." >> he's so much more vicious with women. >> he ap impetuous childlike ego that we've seen over and over again, especially with women. >> reporter: brzenenski opening the door for the first lady to enter the fray, t

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and stephanie thank you.ie link joining us. >> from one chip-maker to the next samsung is poised to beat apple's quarterly profits. all of those details coming up in fast take right after this. have decelerated all of those details coming up , >>> welcome back here's a look, first of all, how we finished today on wall street an odd session we started out strong and took a tip lower in the back half, especially in the growth part. nasdaq shedding two-thirds of 1% big-tech names weighing on the dow, though verizon had a big day and the dow closed higher by 85 points, just shy of 22,800, a record close the other three averages were lower. checking on some of the names moving after hours amazon still down about 2.5% starbucks has turned lower, as we mentioned by 2% expedia hanging on to a 3.5% gain and intel up 1.5% off its initial pop and first solar up 12.5% and over to seema for another earnings alert. >> boston beer reporting better than expected earnings and revenue, $2.35 a share, well above analyst estimat

ella es stephanie! [aplausos] todo bien? stephanie: todo muy bien."annabelle". dije no puede pasar nada, pero no estÁ demas. hablÉ con el productor y eso es lo que hicimos. mi biblia para todos lados. ademÁs, estaba en mi personaje. alan: finalmente, tocar este tipo de temas, ahÍ gente -- hay gente que no se quiere ni acercar. stephanie: el sacerdote cuando estaba siendo la ceremonia en el set dijo algo muy importante. dijo que al mal no le gusta ser expuesto. tiene sentido. ademÁs, si crees en el bien, existe el mal. siempre estÁ la contraparte. yo creo en todas esas cosas. alan: sÍ. cuÉntame, cÓmo te llego la invitaciÓn? es una monja en el orfanato. no quiero contar mÁs de la pelÍcula. hay que ir a verla. stephanie: es increÍble trabajar con niÑos. es lo mÁximo. son tan verdaderos irreales. -- y reales. ademÁs, grandes actores. una niÑa lleva cuatro aÑos de pelÍcula de terror. alan: el niÑo, no se asusta? stephanie: no. son los mÁs valientes. me jugaban bromas a mÍ. yo me asusto muy fÁcil. [risas] siempre me jugaban bromas. son increÍbles. maravill

i'm stephanie ruhle. you're watching msnbc. time for your "morning primer," everything you need to get your day started. >>> president donald trump is now backtracking on a proposal to form a cyber security unit with russia after the idea was met with harsh criticism by republicans. the president tweet sunday night, "the fact that president putin and i discussed a cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't." a cease-fire brokered by u.s. and russia is in effect in southwest syria, the latest international attempt to make peace in the war-torn country. president trump and russian president putin reached the peace deal friday at the g-20 summit on friday. >>> and the iraqi prime minister has declared victory over isis in mosul saying the city has been liberated after nine months of fighting. iraqi forces are pushing to retake the last patch of ground in that city. >>> and more than 70 firefighters responded to a m s massive blaze over overnight at london's camden market, a popular tour

i'm stephanie ruhle. ali velshi on assignment.uing coverage throughout the day. o.j. simpson and his parole hearing. right now, "andrea mitchell reports." >>> right now, on "andrea mitchell reports," true grit. senator john mccain diagnosed with brain cancer. an american hero facing his toughest fight yet. >> my hope is, i don't -- he may outlive us all, i don't know what -- god only knows how this thing ends, i just ask god for one thing, he has a voice and he can use it as long as possible. >> senator mccain tweeting minutes ago, i greatly appreciate the outpouring of

it happened here at columbia park in san francisco just before 9 am on sunday.parent stephanie jones who frequents the park was disturbed by the news but not surprised.sot: stephanie jones, parent// "i've had people follow me and my son around a lot."police say a witness saw the suspect get onto a muni bus with the baby girl.a city wide alert was issued. muni officials say police reported the bus number. so they contacted the driver and told them to stop.in less than an hour the baby was rescued at this bus stop at bayshore and arleta.sot: stephanie jones, parent// "it's absolutely terrifying. part of me is unfortunately not that surprised. because some parents don't really pay attention to their kids a lot. and i know it can happen to anyone but it's so scary."the woman was found with the baby in her arms.she was arrested and booked for kidnapping.the baby was unharmed but taken to a hospital just to be sure. (ella)muni officials say they work closely with police in incidents like these and are happy it led to arrest.live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (jr stone) we a

i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. let's get started. >> son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner, we now know what he'll tell lawmakers on capitol hill. >> did anybody with the campaign collude with russia. >> meeting today with the senate committee behind closed doors and he won't be under oath. >> he attended for about 10 minutes and texted his assistant and said this is a waste of my time, get me out of here. give me a quick call. this is not useful to me and he left the meeting. no coordination, collaboration between the trump campaign and anybody involved with russia. >> subpoenas are going to be necessary for trump jr. and paul manafort to appear and the other witnesses. >> why is he tweeting about pardons? >> well, i think, unfortunately he may have have had a conversation in the oval office or somewhere about private pardons have not been discussed and pardons are not on the table. >> why are we talking about pardons, there's no presidential pardon, no presidential crime. >> we support where the legislation

i'm stephanie ruhle. >> and i'm ali velshi. it's friday, july 21st, get start. >> the key figure in the controversy is speaking out to us this morning xbl we know about president putin and president trump meeting three times in the g-20. they met for the bilateral and met at the dinner and -- >> maybe they want to toilet together. >> the white house is trying to turn the tables on the special counsel leading the russia investigation. >> the president what he thinks the thought, it is quickly on his lips. >> the mueller investigation has so much conflicts of interest, it's almost an absurdity. >> where is this going? if you're going to keep up every chute and ladder and the president made very clear this is a witch hunt. >> he lost two members of his legal team. >> the post also reporting mr. trump asked advisers about the presidential pardon powers. >> one of the president's attorneys denied published reports, pardons are not being discussed and not on the table. >> >> in an nbc exclusive, russia foreign minister said it's poss

i'm stephanie ruhle. going to get a jacket. >> come on, i had to raise the temperature a couple degrees. >> tomorrow they're going to raise the temperature and ali's going to wraerg a tank top. >> tune in for that. right now tune in for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," take two. after a late-night defeat senate republicans are still trying for a health care win. this hour a vote on a repeal-only measure almost certain to fail. yet another setback after this stern warning from john mccain just 11 days after brain surgery. >> mandating legislation from the top down without any support from the other side, with all the parliamentary maneuvers that requires, we're getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothing done! >> resist. attorney general jeff sessions refusing to quit in the face of the president's attacks. encouraged by support from his former senate colleagues. >> i would fire somebody

i'm stephanie ruhle.st we talk a lot about things like health care, national security, and what's happening at the white house. but most americans are not worried about what's happening inside beltway. instead, the decisions that affect them are being made by the countries, the city's mayors. yesterday i spoke with oakland and phoenix's mayors, both democrats and part of the inaugural class of the bloomberg harvard city leadership initiative, a partnership between bloomberg philanthropies and harvard's school of government. mayor, oakland is a city with a lot of needs of other metropolitan areas. but for you, your constituents, when we look across the country, this is an angry time. you are the local leader in a city. what do people tell you they need? >> you know, they don't feel like their needs are getting represented by the federal government right now and they are looking for cities to stand up and lead in issues that matter to them. whether that's educational opportunities, a higher minimum wage or

>> reporter: stephanie, we've now found another standoff between police and protesters.st show you this, you have the riot police lined up with water cannon if we turn around into the sun. i'll ask my gel miguel to come me. they have been putting any debris they can find here, barriers, wood pieces of wood pallets it looks like. clearly here ready to clash with the riot police if they get the opportunity. and now if you can see further back, if we walk past this barricade, i'll get miguel a chance to look at this. if there's anything they can find -- some things, that's the kind of thing we've been seeing thrown at police during these protests. and there just -- just this way, you can see this -- there you can see a protester firing flares directly at the police. there's that water cannon coming towards us. i'm going to back off a little bit. there's that water cannon being fired at the protesters to move them -- move them back. that was a tear gas canister -- maybe that was just a flare from the protesters. both sides are firing at each other and that just got pretty cl

>> i never auditioned as stephanie tanner.id series called "valerie" who had the same executive producers and i played the next-door neighbor's niece and i did one episode of that and from that episodes of cast on "full house" as stephanie tanner, so i never auditioned for the show and i was 4 1/2 and i was 5 when i started "full house." >> wow. so you're 4 1/2, 5, i don't know if you're quite at the point that you were realizing that everyone was watching so much so because we've been watching you guys on "fuller house". >> yes. >> when did you realize that was such a hit, jody? >> you know what? i traveled a lot when i was young and doing appearances and traveled around the country and got the amazing opportunities to go to the white house and all these things and at that point it sort of hit me when i would go to the mall with my friends and go to disneyland and whatever and not be able to just move through a crowd because everyone recognized me. it was -- i mean, it's sort of strange because for me it was, like, i happen t

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pkg --stephanie palmeri/directora primaria washington "en nuestra comunidad muchas de las familias sonantes que reciben el precio reducido o el almuerzo gratis y eso indica que ellos necesitan ayuda economica." --ese panorama se ve intensificado cuando llega el regreso a clases y es que en muchas ocasiones, los niÑos y niÑas de nuestra comunidad no cuentan con los artculos escolares para sus estudios. -- stephanie palmeri/directora washington elementary "tenemos muchas familias grandes que tienen tres, cuatro, cinco o seis niÑos y es tan importante que tengan sus utiles escolares y desafortunadamente con los presupuestos de la escuela, a veces no tenemos dinero para proveer todas esas cosas" --pero este mes de julio usted puede hacer la diferencia junto a telemundo y nbc al participar en nuestra iniciativa apoyando a nuestras escuelas. --con tu ayuda y la de united way, boys and girls clubs & family giving tree podremos proveer con materiales escolares a niÑos de escasos recursos en los grados de knder a sexto. algo que beneficiaria a muchos de nuestros pequeÑos. stephanie palmeri/dire